The coalition Government set itself on a collision course with postal workers today by pressing ahead with controversial part-privatisation plans for the Royal Mail.Read
David Cameron's coalition Government launched its first legislative programme today - with flagship Bills on schools, political reform and a promise to scrap ID cards.Read
A major road upgrade to cut congestion in Birmingham and the Black Country has been axed as part of the Government’s £6.2 billion war on Whitehall waste.Read
The Government was accused today of "dashing the hopes of thousands of people" as it cut the number of extra university places available this year.Read
George Osborne unveiled plans for an immediate £6.25 billion cut in "wasteful" public spending today - insisting the Government was "getting on with the job" of tackling the deficit.Read
VOTERS were promised the biggest shake-up of British democracy for almost 180 years as Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg revealed plans to “tear through the statute book”.Read
DAVID Cameron has pledged to make the coalition the “greenest government ever” and announced that all ministerial departments must cut their carbon emissions by 10 per cent.Read
Prime Minister David Cameron today declared that his new coalition with the Liberal Democrats would be united behind the "one key purpose" of giving the country strong and stable leadership for the long term.Read
Labour hopes of a coalition deal with the Liberal Democrats appeared to be fading this afternoon, as a Cabinet minister went public with his misgivings about the idea.Read
LABOUR MPs have paid tribute to Gordon Brown after he gave up the battle to remain in Downing Street and announced he was quitting as party leader.Read
Senior Liberal Democrats today fully endorsed Nick Clegg's strategy on possible co-operation with the Conservatives, one of the party's negotiators said.Read
Voters deserve a "good, stable government", Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg said today as he pledged to approach cross-party talks in a "constructive spirit".Read
